Since pre-release versions of Vista do not qualify for Vista rtm upgrade
edition pricing, you
(1) can purchase a full edition of Vista or
(2) restore a previous version of Windows and purchase a Vista upgrade
edition.
I assume your RC1 is Vista Ultimate so if you do (1) it needs to be an
Ultimate edition if you want to use the upgrade functionality. Any other
edition and the upgrade option will be disabled and you will only be able to
do a custom install.
If you decide to do (2) simply use the Windows Easy Transfer wizard to save
your files and settings, install whichever edition of Vista is right for you
by whatever method and then restore your files and settings using WET again.
You would then have to reinstall your apps.
"toño" <> wrote in message
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> Well, it seems that rc2 is the version my drivers ask for. I decided not
> to
> download it and now it seems too late to lament for it. Anyway
> , there should be some way to install the drivers no matter the version
> since ot
> herwise we're not really using our computer provided microsoft isn't doing
> this to make sure all beta users change to the retail version on due time
>> Most drivers, a ti card reader, a synaptics touchpad and so on. I think
>> that
>> is the reasoon, that these drivers are written for RTM only but then, how
>> do I
>> upgrade from rc1 to rtm or when is it going to become available here in
>> Europe?
>>
>> "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
>>
>> > What drivers? It is possible that you are trying to install drivers on
>> > RC1
>> > that are written for rtm only.
>> >
>> > "toño" <toñ> wrote in message
>> > news:11945A7B-D2CD-439F-85A7-...
>> > >I have vista 64 bits rc1 on my computer and when I try to install some
>> > > drivers I get a message saying I need NT 6.* or above. Is there any
>> > > solution
>> > > for this? Thank you
>> >
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